Towards long-distance quantum communication using trapped ions and frequency qubits
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Ghadimi, M
Connell, S
Scarabel, J
Shimizu, K
Streed, E
Lobino, M
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2019
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Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only. Quantum communication requires long-lived memories and robust communication qubits. Long-lived memories and high fidelity two qubit gates are demonstrated using atomic qubits. Frequency qubits are shown to be robust against noises present in long distance communications. In this project we are working towards using trapped 171Yb+ ions as memory qubits and frequency encoded photonic qubits as communication qubits to realise long distance quantum communication protocols.Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only. Quantum communication requires long-lived memories and robust communication qubits. Long-lived memories and high fidelity two qubit gates are demonstrated using atomic qubits. Frequency qubits are shown to be robust against noises present in long distance communications. In this project we are working towards using trapped 171Yb+ ions as memory qubits and frequency encoded photonic qubits as communication qubits to realise long distance quantum communication protocols.
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Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
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11200
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Atomic, molecular and optical physics